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The New York earring scene through a collector’s eyes

by Sonia Zahid
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’The Brutalist’ constructs an altar to art

by Tyler Rieger
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Internship cancellations leave SBU students uncertain about their futures

by Kaan Ozcan
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HEAL Palestine saves children’s lives from Gaza to Long Island, one case at a time

by Kaitlyn Schwanemann
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Trump administration reinstates 11 SBU students’ SEVIS statuses

by Kaan Ozcan
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by Kaitlyn Schwanemann
Opinions

How to fail at being a lapsed Catholic

by Vik Pepaj

How to fail at being a lapsed Catholic

By Vik Pepaj Apr 20, 2025

If you asked someone raised in the Catholic Church about their feelings toward the religion, you would probably hear a lot of resentment. The only response I can give that question is, “It’s complicated.”

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Straight Talk, Queer Thoughts

By The Stony Brook Press Apr 19, 2025

Welcome to Straight Talk, Queer Thoughts, The Press’ new podcast exploring gender and sexuality. In our first episode, hosts Vik Pepaj and Christiana Hadjipavlis discuss TERFs — or trans-exclusionary radical feminists.

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SBU community protests revocation of 11 international students’ visas

By Kaan Ozcan Apr 16, 2025

SBU students took to the fountain on Wednesday to protest the Trump administration’s revocation of 11 international students’ visas. Their demands to the University include financial support for international students, filing a restraining order against Immigration and Customs Enforcement and more.

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The new alt-right’s rise won’t last. What’s next for the left?

By Ali Jacksi Apr 15, 2025

Though the future may seem bleak, far-right parties eventually fall in power and return to the fringes of society. We must remember that the scapegoats the far-right uses are just that: scapegoats.

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11 Stony Brook University students’ visas terminated

By Kaitlyn Schwanemann Apr 10, 2025

The Office of the Provost confirmed that the federal government terminated 11 international students’ visas at Stony Brook University in an email sent on Thursday. SBU did not specify why their visas were revoked, but the announcement comes amid a wave of F-1 visa revocations nationwide.

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The SBU administration accidentally added a Press editor to its Telegram chat. Here’s what we saw

By The Stony Brook Press Apr 1, 2025

In the texts, administrators discussed plans to build a Panopticon on the Staller Steps, move Lot 40 to Coram, build submarines for dorms, deforest the Ashley Schiff preserve to build a Walmart supercenter and more.

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